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  1. Opera Has Always Been Cutting Edge & Awsome by Halvy · · Score: 0, Interesting · on A Talk With Opera CEO
    Here is some more excruciating specs from their site
    http://www.opera.com/docs/specs/


    I could of swore I read somewhere it's origins were with the Gecko engine and Mozilla (NetScape) browser projects.. but I cannot quickly find that info right now :(

    I know now they use a different engine however.

    They even had a real-human return an email once with significant info on my questions to them about their *great* free mail service at: http://operamail.com/ actually :)

    However I *always* keep several browsers handy just in case one does not render what I need done at that moment.

  2. gmail should be worried by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Opera Facing Losses While Firefox Usage Grows

    Ah but sign up with operamail and get a whopping 3MB of storage space. Not enough ladies and gentlemen? Then for a mere USD29.99 per year you can upgrade to an eye popping 25MB.

    slashdot away folks: http://operamail.com/

  3. Web Site Redesign and Relocation Coming Soon by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic · on Jupiter's Great Dark Spot
    Mozilla Blubber Web Site Redesign and Relocation Coming Soon

    Lets have a vote. Which domain do you think would be the best for the new home of Mozilla Blubber?

    A. www.lardzillazine.org
    B. www.mozillablubber.org
    C. www.fatmozilla.com
    D. www.thecowmozilla.com
    E. www.mozillapork.org
    F. www.mozblubberzine.org
    G. www.mozfat.com
    H. www.mozillalard.org
    I. www.mozilladung.com
    J. www.mozillamuffin.org
    K. www.blubberzillazine.org
    L. www.mozlardzine.com
    M. www.mozillablubbersnot.org
    N. Other (please specify)

    Please email your votes to mozblubber@operamail.com


    FAQ

    Q: What does BLUI stand for?
    A: Blubber Layered User Interface

    Q: What is the Blubber Layered User Interface?
    A: It is the bug ridden cross-splatform blubber that Gecko has been submerged in.

    Q: Why does Mozilla seem slow to load?
    A: BLUI

    Q: Why does the UI of Mozilla feel sluggish?
    A: BLUI

    Q: Why are there so many UI bugs and glitches?
    A: BLUI

    Q: Why do so many people complain about Mozilla's performance?
    A: Their complaints are overwhelmingly traced to the BLUI. Not Gecko.

    Q: Why did ArsTechnica split their review rating of Mozilla into two?
    A: Massive discrepency between UI and rendering engine.

    Q: What did ArsTechnica rate the rendering engine, Gecko?
    A: A 9 on a scale of 1 to 10.

    Q: Do you agree with that rating?
    A: Yes

    Q: What did ArsTechnica rate the UI?
    A: A 6 on a scale of 1 to 10.

    Q: Do you agree with that rating?
    A: No.

    Q: What do you rank the UI?
    A: 5

  4. Mozilla Blubber Web Site Redesign by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Offtopic · on Germany Mulls A Copyright Levy + VAT For PCs
    Mozilla Blubber Web Site Redesign and Relocation Coming Soon

    Vote here! I promise you no Goatse et al.

    Lets have a vote.

    Which domain do you think would be the best for
    the new home of Mozilla Blubber?

    A. www.lardzillazine.org

    B. www.mozillablubber.org

    C. www.fatmozilla.com

    D. www.thecowmozilla.com

    E. www.mozillapork.org

    F. www.mozblubberzine.org

    G. www.mozfat.com

    H. www.mozillalard.org

    I. www.mozilladung.com

    J. www.mozillamuffin.org

    K. www.blubberzillazine.org

    L. www.mozlardzine.com

    M. www.mozillablubbersnot.org

    N. Other (please specify)

    Please email your votes to mozblubber@operamail.com

  5. maybe that's why... by Kwantus · · Score: 1 · on Security Flaw with Linux 2.4 Kernel and IPTables
    ...I can't get to Operamail or Ozy & Millie today. :(

    BTW I highly recommend O&M to the hackish crowd =)

  6. PING is not enough by Niehaus · · Score: 1 · on Tracking The Status Of Popular Websites?

    I use the service of operamail. They have been very reliable some times ago but now they have downtime at least once the week. (Hey this can not be possible. They run their servive on NT.)



    You get an answer to your ping but the webmailer and the pop3 access both do not work. Just using ping to detect server outages seems not to be sufficient.